A 1972 GMC Sprint isn’t a truck that you see everyday. A lifted 1972 GMC Sprint that has been converted to four wheel drive is really something you don’t see everyday. And a lifted 1972 GMC Sprint that has… more»
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Preserved Palm Beach: 1977 GMC Motorhome
GMC’s classic front-driver motorhome was somewhat of a hit when it was introduced, leading to a long production cycle and a good number still on the road today. They command a following for any number of reasons, including their… more»
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Barn Find with Mods: 1991 GMC Suburban
Looking far nicer than the barn find it was claimed to be, this 1991 GMC Suburban is an understated survivor that’s had some modifications thrown at it since its extraction from the barn. I’ve learned to be OK with… more»
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Boeing Engineer Built: 1966 GMC Camper
There’s an interesting story behind this 1966 GMC Camper, actually there are a couple of interesting stories related to it. This home-built camper is listed on eBay in Portland, Oregon with an unmet opening bid of $4,999.
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A Real Deal Steal: 1977 GMC Sierra 2500
We all know that four and/or five decade-old pickups are hotter than (insert un-pc phrase here) and here’s another great looking one. This 1977 GMC Sierra 2500 looks almost nice enough to be plucked from an old advertising piece…. more»
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Factory First EV? 1991 GMC Electric G-Van
As a long-time fan of unusual EVs, both factory and conversions, I couldn’t pass up this 1991 GMC Electric G-Van. This odd, factory creation can be found on Craigslist, or here on the CL archive, in beautiful, warm, dry… more»
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Put Away Dry: 1993 GMC Typhoon
The GMC Typhoon and its pickup sibling the Syclone are such special trucks, true performance machines that have held their values seemingly since new (they are that good). However, they’re also prone to abuse and over-zealous modifications, a temptation… more»
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Time Capsule 1977 GMC G25 Vandura
As the seller states, “everything on this van is straight from the 70’s.” The only thing it needs is side-pipes (well, in my opinion) to complete the look. Back when vannin’ was the fad, a short wheelbase custom van… more»
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’70s Style! 1978 GMC G35 Vandura 4WD Conversion
Update 5/5/2018 – We just heard from the seller, the winner of the eBay auction backed out of the deal, so it’s now listed here on craigslist. From 4/26/208 – Behold! Vans from the ’70s seem to be enjoying… more»
BF Exclusive: 1963 GMC 1000 Pickup
Most of you who live where it’s nice and warm year-round don’t realize what seeing a sudsy bucket and a hose sitting next to an old vehicle does to us in the upper-Midwest. It’s one of the first signs… more»
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Rusty in Hawaii: 1992 GMC Typhoon
There’s something about semi-exotic or rare vehicles left in decrepit condition. It’s almost like gawking at an accident; you don’t want to, but you can’t help yourself. You just never see that kind of stuff. This rare turbocharged GMC… more»
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Fresh 455: 1975 GMC Glenbrook Motorhome
In what is becoming a recurring theme, I’ve written up a few of these GMC motorhomes lately. This one is perhaps my favorite yet, as it wears some great colors and period illustrations on the side that both set… more»
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No Reserve Project R/V: 1978 GMC Royale
Many times, when vehicles show up at my favorite dealer lot of donation specials, they need a sizable amount of work. When you see an R/V with this seller, I wouldn’t blame you for assuming the rig would be… more»
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Ridin’ High: 1959 GMC NAPCO 4×4
NAPCO or Northwest Auto Parts Company was founded in Minnesota and provided 4×4 conversions for numerous manufacturers beginning in the 1940’s. You could purchase a two wheel drive pickup and order a conversion kit from NAPCO to turn it… more»
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Clean Enough To Live In: 1975 GMC Gentleman Jim
When scanning the original brochures for the GMC Sierra “Gentleman Jim” edition pickup, it becomes clear the idea of building work trucks that could also take you for a night on the town is nothing new. This particular truck… more»
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Big Shorty: 1954 GMC COE Custom
It would seem that old cars are often easier or more desirable to revive, but I love seeing this old Cab Over Engine trucks revived and on the roads. Once a part of mainstream society in their time as… more»
